Libertarian Party of Erie v. Cuomo (NY Handgun carry case)

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  • delaware_export

    Ultimate Member
    Apr 10, 2018
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    A couple thoughts.

    The libertarian lawyer: as a non lawyer, business person, seems to not present very well.

    Second, using delay, resulting in death and moving out of state seems like a good tactic for anti2a folks. And the 3rd guy, not the ideal case.

    Similar in some respects to the miller vs gov in about 1938 or so. Miller died, lawyer never showed up and short guns limits and the NFa is held at good in so far as weapons applicable to a militia.

    And most importantly, with the delay to Young vs Hawaii, how is mr youngs health? Hate for something to happen to him before the case moves forward . It’s been what 8 years of fighting, hate to see the delay result in a bad ruling because of a health issue.
     

    press1280

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    Jun 11, 2010
    7,912
    WV
    Seems to be a standing issue here with plaintiffs dying, moving out of state, getting an unrestricted permit, exc.

    BUT, if they do at least have 1 good plaintiff, the court seems to want to wait for NYSRPA to be ruled on by SCOTUS. That would be a good thing IMO.
     

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